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ShoZu: Seamlessly Taking Photos to Webmaps
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Ogle Earth has a nice entry on how seamless it is now to take pictures with a digital camera and put it on a webmapping site. From the blog: "[...] that holy grail of Nokia N95 usership: No-fuss uploads of just-taken, automatically geotagged photos to my Flickr account, viewable live by anyone via Google Maps while I'm still in the field taking pictures. [...] Basically, ShoZu is a conduit between all the photos and videos on your phone and the myriad of web services you can post them to. It does this by remembering your userids and passwords for each service, and then publishing the content you select via that service's API. It's free."
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